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The StartupsCentre Playbook

Go from “random idea” → “launched product” with a simple 5-step loop. Perfect for youth teams and solo builders.

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Step 1

Pick a problem (not a feature)

Startups win by solving a painful problem for a specific group of people. Pick one audience and one pain point.

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Step 2

Validate fast (talk to humans)

Do 10 short interviews. Look for excitement, stories, and “I already pay for this”. If people shrug, pivot.

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Step 3

Build the MVP (tiny + real)

Pick the single action that creates value. Build only what supports that. Launch a version you can improve weekly.

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Step 4

Traction (one channel first)

Choose a channel where your users already hang out (TikTok, Discord, clubs, schools). Get 10 users → then 100.

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Step 5

Monetize (earn your first €)

Start with pre-orders, subscriptions, or paid pilots. Your first paying customer is the loudest proof.

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Pitch (story + numbers)

Explain: problem → solution → why now → traction → ask. Keep it visual. Use the checklist in Resources.

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Validation script (copy/paste)

Keep it casual. You’re learning, not selling.

1) “What’s the most annoying part about ____ right now?”
2) “When was the last time it happened? Tell me the story.”
3) “What have you tried already? What did it cost (time/money)?”
4) “If a tool fixed this, what would it need to do?”
5) “Would you pay for it? What price feels fair?”
6) “Can I message you when we build a first version?”

Goal: collect stories + proof of pain. If you get “meh”, change the problem or audience.

Do the Lean Canvas →

Weekly cadence (the cheat code)

Small weekly wins beat big yearly plans.

Example: “Students will pay €3/month to auto-plan homework.”
Landing page, clickable prototype, or a manual service. Whatever proves value fastest.
Share it. Collect signups, DMs, payments, or usage. Then decide: double down or pivot.

If you ship every Friday for 8 weeks… you’ll be dangerous (in a good way).